L'Occitane Training

I consider myself fortunate that I stock L’Occitane en Provence. I am truly a lover of many of their products and their ethics. There is no shortage of promotions, support with merchandising and training.

 

 

 

 

I have recently attended my second training session with L’Occitane. It was a full day of sampling and trying their lovely products. We watched mini movies by L’Occitane, youtube clips and did a little note taking along the way.

 

There was a certain amount of the day that was just a refresher/reminder for me – as I have attended their training before, however, that was over three years ago and so much has changed. We had a different trainer then I had my first time, so that offers the opportunity to learn differently as well.

 

We covered an intro’ to L’Occitane and an intro’ to the skin and how it’s made up ie Epidermis, Dermis, Hypodermis, Fibroblast, Elastin and it goes on. We covered almost all the ranges L’Occitane has to offer and a few highlights for me were…

 

Divine Cream

 I have bought a number of these beautiful bright yellow jars since their launch. I thoroughly love using this as my face cream. It really does make my skin feel smooth and velvety. It softens the ‘expression’ lines I have on my forehead.

 

 

 

 

The Divine Cream contains Immortelle and Myrtle. Both are only sourced from an island off the south coast of France and both are organically grown and harvested. The oils extracted from these plants have been proven to extend the life of your own naturally produced collagen and elastin. Vitamin C is also added to this cream and altogether the ingredients work to rejuvenate your skin for a healthier, firmer and more youthful appearance.

Click here to watch a youtube clip that we watched, which again is more proof that this cream delivers….

 

 

Shea Hand Cream

 There is not much to say. This hand cream is so well known and it is so well known because people love it. It works for so many people. It is almost a crisis if we ever run out of stock because of its popularity.

I was reminded of an amazing tidbit at the training….

 One of these hand creams is sold every three seconds around the world!!!

 

 

 

 

 

Lavender Bubble Bath

 The Lavender essential oil that is used in this bubble bath is only sourced from the highlands called Haute-Provence and awarded an A.O.P label. The label A.O.P (Protective designations of Origin) guarantees its quality, traceability and distilling process based on traditional techniques.

The bubbles this bubble bath produces are brilliant. They are referred to as ‘Hollywood Bubbles’ by the L’Occitane trainer because they are so big and plentiful just like you would expect to see in a glamorous Hollywood movie.

 

 

 

 

 

 

It was a long day, but I enjoyed the day and am grateful L’Occitane offers such great training. It reminded me how much respect I have for L’Occitane. It also reminded me about products I have not used in a while that I enjoy and love using.